The Masaha Residency Program, organized by Misk, has kicked off with Saudi artists delving into new artistic narratives that mirror the Kingdom’s cultural and social transformation.
The program is designed to support local creatives by providing a comprehensive environment for artistic production, including workshops, mentorship sessions, and collaborations with international artists.
It aims to develop participants’ skills while encouraging them to use visual arts as a medium for addressing contemporary issues and reshaping cultural identity through innovative approaches.
This edition has produced a wide range of works spanning painting, sculpture, installation, and multimedia art. The participating artists focused on telling stories inspired by local environments and collective memory, while employing contemporary techniques that reflect renewal and openness.
Organizers emphasized that Masaha serves as a platform to foster artistic dialogue between Saudi Arabia and the world, highlighting Misk’s commitment to supporting the creative economy and positioning Saudi artists as influential voices on the international cultural stage.
